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Alumnus James O. Welsch once played in the FSYO, joining the symphony’s horn section when he was 17 years old

Play is directed and produced by theatre seniors, and runs from Nov. 18-21

A celebration of student artwork and the announcement of this year’s winners will begin at noon on Thursday, Nov. 18

Lemonias will speak live and virtually at 6 p.m. Friday at the Dr. Noble “Thin Man” Watts Amphitheater at the African American Museum of the Arts in DeLand

Four concerts will take place in historic Lee Chapel

Student-vocalists perform Stephen Sondheim fairy-tale production outdoors during Halloween weekend

Costumed children discover eerie ecology and freaky fungi in the great outdoors during free event Oct. 30

The annual tradition at Stetson will feature activities and workshops, plus up to 6 Cultural Credits, free swag and ice cream

Preregistration is required for the Zoom talk, which is open to the public

Tickets will go on sale soon for four concerts at First Baptist DeLand

“(un)Peopled: A Sense of Place” explores the pandemic, while Bluemner offers his “Finest Design”

Guests have an opportunity to explore meteorites and art mediums on Saturday, Sept. 18

New weekly podcast will explore issues of diversity, equity and inclusion

The virtual production begins streaming Thursday, April 15, at 7:30 p.m.

Students also learn skills to market and self-promote their artwork

Geology senior Ethan Fagan will discuss his research on granite in the Llano Uplift of Texas on Thursday, April 22

Renowned bat expert challenges myths about bats, including that they transmitted SARS-CoV-2 to humans

Structural geologist Cheryl Waters-Tormey will discuss her research on plate tectonics and rock deformation